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POTENTIAL SHORT OPPORTUNITY AMAZON (AMZN)Hello everyone hope you are all doing fantastic today!! Just wanted to come on here before the start of the trading week and make a post for this awesome community on a potential short sell setup I see on Amazon! So let's dive in! OK so I am going to keep it really brief and simple for you all! Since simple trading truly is sustainable trading. So let me give some bullet points based on each timeframe that is giving me a short bias! Here we go: 1. Weekly Chart: price had huge sell off from 200 to 150 per share in price; now with prices pulling back (expecting potential follow through) 2. Daily Chart: Price had a sharp drop from 195 to 180 per share; formed strong zone of supply; buyer is coming in with weaker momentum than the seller (showing seller control); ALSO pulling back into a potential 78.6% discount zone on the daily fib retracement tool 3. 4H Chart: Broke structure lows around 183 per share. Now pulling back into supply; watching for potential divergence, etc. OK guys there is my simple breakdown for you guys! Basically just seeing if we get some of that follow through to the downside following that large sell off on the weekly timeframe! Hope you all enjoy and have an amazing rest of your day! Cheers! Please boost this post and follow my page for more quality setups and content!
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by JosePips
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Potentially Complex Diamond Pattern On $AMZNThis looks like a diamond pattern on AMZN. I have taken puts here with the stop just a little way above (it would have to break this level to invalidate the pattern in my view). The diamond pattern is clear. There is the initial high, the low, the higher high, the lower low, and the return to the original range. I have no idea why or what fundamental reason could cause AMZN to dip here, but, fundamentals don't work in this market and I have to trust the price action (but with tight stops and take profits naturally) If it resolves, it will conclusively break the lower trendline. I suspect that the bottom will be the point-of-control on the volume profile. If it invalidates, it will take out the September highs and this will correlate to the SPX and NDX melt-up. Trade carefully and watch this form closely.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by RogueEconomics
Is Amazon stock trapping retail traders? Is it too late?Historically, Amazon tends to experience a run-up leading into Prime Day, which could add positive momentum to the stock. There are some indications that history might, in fact, repeat itself. The yellow line represents the 6-month anchored VWAP, while the white line shows the July highs anchored VWAP. These VWAPs are crucial as they provide a strong indication of where average buying and selling have occurred over significant time frames, acting as dynamic support or resistance levels. I anticipate strong resistance near the August highs, as this is a level where increased supply could enter the market. To counter this, I am hoping for a tight consolidation or base formation in the $183.22 - $187.50 range, setting up for a powerful upside move. If the price can hold within this range, it could pave the way for a retest of the August high and potentially push further up towards $200 by the end of the year.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by MysticMads
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NASDAQ:AMZNEducation
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
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Top 5 Weekly Trade Ideas #2 - AMZN ShortAMZN recently broke below its uptrend from early August and has also broken below horizontal support near 183. I think that level would be a good place to use for a stop loss, upside target would be supply/190 above. If it stays below 183 and breaks the recent low around 180 I'd look for a move down to fill the gaps around 175 and 172. Overall I like the way it has remained below 183 after an attempt to reclaim which quickly failed. It's also been fairly weak relative to NQ lately in general. Names such as NVDA and META have been much stronger so that's where I'd be looking for longs, not on AMZN.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by AdvancedPlays
AMZN Technical Analysis (10/8/2024)Current Price: ~$180.93 Resistance Levels: First Resistance: $182.00 – This level is the immediate resistance to watch, where AMZN might face rejection if there's low momentum. Second Resistance: $186.61 – A break above $182.00 could lead AMZN to test this level, especially if volume picks up. Third Resistance: $187.57 – A strong bullish move would target this level as a more extended upside. Support Levels: First Support: $180.65 – AMZN is hovering near this level. A break below could bring downside pressure. Second Support: $175.77 – If selling continues, this is the next support to watch for potential price stabilization. Trend & Pattern: AMZN is in a descending channel pattern, which typically indicates a bearish continuation unless there is a break to the upside. Price action shows consolidation near the lower channel, suggesting indecision or a potential breakdown if support fails. Volume: Volume appears relatively low, suggesting a lack of strong buying or selling interest. This can imply a wait-and-see approach by traders, so any spike in volume tomorrow could indicate the next direction. MACD Indicator: The MACD is showing slight bullish divergence, with the lines crossing close to zero. This could indicate a potential bounce from current levels if the support holds. Potential Trade Ideas: Bullish Scenario: If AMZN breaks above $182.00 with solid momentum, a long position could be considered, targeting $186.61 or $187.57 as upside targets. Bearish Scenario: A break below $180.65 could lead to a retest of lower support levels, such as $175.77. In this case, a short position may be an option with a stop above $182.00. This analysis is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Please do your own research before making any trading decisions.
NASDAQ:AMZN
by BullBearInsights
$AMZN, Bullish Towards $195Hey ya'll, The chart above highlights Amazon ( NASDAQ:AMZN ) on the daily timeframe. I've added #thestrat indicator, MACD, and RSI indicators. I've marked the Fibonacci price points from low (Aug 28) to high (Sep 24). Normally, I would've gotten in at the 0.618 fib retracement ($179.02) or the 0.5 fib ($182.15) but I would still take a 3+ week out options contract. If price goes above Fri, Oct 7th high of day (HOD) @ $187.60, but 1 strike out of the money. If price opens below Fri, Oct 7th's HOD, wait for it to either reversal at the previous low of day (LOD) or at whatever point. Entry: $187.61 (above prev daily high) Target: $190.86 (Fri, Sep 27 open price) SL: $185.13 (tight under 0.382 fib) R:R = 1:1.32 MACD = curling up RSI = curling up, low 50s Potential Contracts: $190c 11/15 @ $8.00 (ITM) $185c 11/15 @ $10.55 (1 OTM)
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by Brandonthrives
AMZN: TA for tomorrow (10/07/2024)Key Levels: Resistance Zones: 187.57: A significant resistance level that price has struggled to break above. A breakout above this could signal more bullish momentum. 186.61: A near-term resistance level where the price is currently consolidating. A break above this level could act as confirmation for more upside movement. Support Zones: 186.03: Immediate support just below the current price level, which is being tested. A break below could lead to further downside movement. 181.96: This is a more significant support level that held previously. If price moves downward, this level could act as the next major support. 180.93: Strong support at this level, with a recent bounce, suggesting buying pressure here. A break below could signal more weakness towards 179.40. Price Action: There was a sharp decline in AMZN’s price before stabilizing around 181-180 levels. The bounce from that area has brought it back toward resistance levels, but the upside momentum seems to be stalling. A descending trendline from the highs shows a longer-term bearish trend, although the price action over the past few sessions indicates a potential short-term recovery. The current consolidation around 186-187 suggests that the market is indecisive and waiting for a catalyst to break out of this range. Volume Analysis: There was a spike in volume during the recent downward move, followed by decreasing volume during the consolidation and small recovery. This could indicate weak buying pressure at higher prices. A volume spike during the test of 187.57 would be needed to break this level convincingly. Indicators: Oscillators indicating a possible divergence, suggesting weakening bullish momentum. Watch for any signs of bearish reversal patterns. Strategy for Tomorrow: Bullish Scenario: If AMZN breaks above 187.57 with strong volume, it could push higher towards 190 or beyond. The immediate resistance after that could be near 192-193. Bearish Scenario: If AMZN breaks below 186.03 or 181.96, it could move towards testing the lower support at 180.93. A breakdown here could trigger further selling pressure, with the next target near 179-177. Entry/Exit Points: Bullish Entry: If AMZN breaks above 187.57, consider entering a long position with a target of 190 or higher. Place a stop-loss just below 186.03 to manage risk. Bearish Entry: If AMZN breaks below 186.03 or 181.96, consider a short position with a target near 180 or lower. Use a stop-loss above 187.57 to limit risk. Watchlist: Breakout above 187.57: Watch for volume confirmation and price action above resistance. Breakdown below 181.96: Increased selling pressure may occur if this level is breached.
NASDAQ:AMZN
by BullBearInsights
Long AMZN (but not for long) @ 183.13Thesis: AMZN is oversold according to my algo. The end. OK just for everyone else who doesn't know that all my trades are run by my algo, I'll spice it up a little with this chart and some fundamental news just for that crowd. The blue line shows very strong long term support going back to late 2022 - tested and held 3x. The white line is short term support from the previous high before the most recent one set on Sept. 24th. While it won't matter to me if AMZN breaks through this, it would be a slight negative. I don't expect it to break this before a little run up, however. It certainly could, though. The orange line is medium term support from the August 28th low. Incidentally, that's the last time my algo considered it oversold and it proceeded to rally around 13% after that. Short term, the green triangle is a somewhat neutral triangle, but given that the bottom is steeper than the top, it was tested and held today, and the triangle is part of a strong longer-term uptrend, it gets a mildly bullish vote from me. Finally, Deloitte, Mastercard and Adobe all came out with holiday sales forecasts predicting an anywhere from 7-10% increase in online holiday sales this year vs. last year. That's fundamentally bullish for AMZN. The east coast longshoremen's strike is not especially bullish, but I imagine that most of AMZN's purchases that ship from overseas come from East Asia, rather than Europe, so I don't see that as a huge negative...YET. If it is a protracted strike and starts to affect the economy at large, then I think it's going to affect AMZN too. My trade will hopefully be a short term trade, expecting a rebound, rather than a trade long enough for the strike to seriously affect the stock. I wouldn't personally get concerned unless AMZN breaks the blue trend line with force. Even then, AMZN is not going away. If the rebound takes longer and it stays oversold, I'll add more lots and I'll sell when each lot becomes profitable. This is ideally a quick win trade, allowing me to cycle the proceeds into another idea, not a big win trade. In the last 12 months, that strategy is 19-2* on AMZN (the 2 are still open trades from early July). This is entertainment, not financial advice, so don't take it as such. DYOR and make wise investment decisions based on it. I'll update this as buys or sells are made.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by redwingcoach
The 3 Steps To Risk Managment Using The Rocket Booster Strategy.The rocket booster strategy is something i have been practising since I started trade journals here on Tradingview. It took me about about 48 hours and 48 days of studying to master this strategy in my brain it's very simple but do not underestimate its power I want to show you risk management. On this chart is the rocket booster strategy But there is a difference. On the chart, I have shown you a buy-limit order and a take-profit order. Here are the 3 steps to risk management and profit-taking using the rocket booster strategy for this stock NASDAQ:AMZN : #1-Place a buy limit order on the 50 EMA or near it. #2-Place a take profit order on the resistance level measured by the Bollinger bands. #3-Do not overleverage your position- Use margin but not too much! Now that you know I encourage you to read this article at least 33 times to master this strategy. Rocket boost this post to learn more. Disclaimer: Trading is risky you will lose money whether you like it or not. Please learn risk management and profit-taking strategies.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by lubosi
AMZN Support TestAMZN quickly sold off after a brief move up above 190 and near ATH. It had a nice ascending wedge break as well. It's currently in a range from about 190-183, we also have an uptrend support line just below that started back at the August lows. We could see a big flush below 183 if it breaks and also falls below the uptrend from August. First target for me would be somewhere in the 175-170 area. I like the support around 175 and there's also a gap fill around 172. If it holds above 183 and maintains the uptrend from August, first upside target would be supply near 188 and then 190 again.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by AdvancedPlays
AMZN PUTSAmazon (AMZN) recently broke down from an uptrend wedge pattern, signaling a potential shift in momentum. The latest earnings report revealed disappointing revenue growth, rising operational costs, and a slowdown in AWS, raising concerns about future profitability. $160 area target. The strikes in Iran and among port workers could hit Amazon pretty hard. If ports get backed up, it could slow down shipping and lead to inventory shortages, making it tough to keep products in stock. Plus, if shipping costs go up, that could eat into profits. With all this chaos, consumer confidence might drop too, which isn’t great for sales. Overall, these disruptions could really hurt Amazon's bottom line in the near future.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by SPYDERMARKET
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